Cahill becomes UCD President | Deeks wins race for UCDSU President | Turbine
After the sweeping reforms announced by Higher Education Minister Simon Harris at the beginning of the year, the now former
Grilling Reopen Nominations | A Turbine Special Interview
The Turbine spoke to ReOpen Nominations (RON), a candidate running in every race in the UCDSU Executive Elections. RON has
Lockdown Counter-Protest over Zoom Just People Guessing What Might Be Going On | Turbine
“Absolutely disgraceful,” one woman said, not referring to anything specific about the protest. There were nods of agreement. Last Friday
Anti-Vaxxer Disappointed with Overwhelming Support from Community | Turbine
Since the start of the pandemic, Gerry has maintained that under no circumstances will he allow himself to be poisoned
A Look Inside HortSoc’s Opium Garden | Turbine
Posing as journalists from VICE, we were given an exclusive tour of the two acre opium garden
Student Horoscopes by Manét | Turbine
How is your semester going? Is week three giving you bad vibes, ma chérie? Don’t worry, just blame it on
“Powerwash Newman” Petition hits 30,000 Signatures | Turbine
An online petition urging campus administration to “powerwash the Newman building or demolish it” has hit 30,000 signatures, increasing pressure
Ceannlíne as Gaeilge | An Tuirbín
Dia duit, seo alt atá scríofa go hiomlán in Éirinnis. Léigh tríd an alt agus gheobhaidh tú amach go bhfuil
Reasons to Like Online College | TURBINE
Reason 1 Reason 2 Reason 3 Reason 4 Reason 5 Dugh Hooley – Snooze Editor
Idiot Student Writes Essay during “Reading” Week | TURBINE
An Irish student has been widely criticised following his decision to “work on an essay” during reading week. The student,
Irish QAnon Supporters Bemoan Lack of Missing Children in Ireland | TURBINE
QAnon supporters in Ireland have recently stated their disappointment of there not being enough officially missing children in Ireland to
Covid-19 or Hangover: Know the Differences | TURBINE
With the re-opening of wet pubs on the table, more and more UCD students fear for Covid concerns. Consistent with the recent trends of increased virus cases, numerous UCD students, primarily those of the arts and humanities discipline, have expressed confusion over being ‘rona stricken or absolutely hanging.